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this commit retains the well-written and densely linked metafeeds sections as historical documents of what never came to be adopted. it has been archived so as to not confuse current readers as the metafeeds functionality was never adopted. closes ssbc#71
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visual changes: table of contents 
archived section at the bottom 
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Looks good to me. Maybe we should just merge it. |
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@soapdog i'm keen on getting it updated! i also do not have merge rights as i'm not an ssbc member 🙃 so if someone who is agrees then by all means, merge away! |
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This PR retains the well-written and densely linked metafeeds sections as historical documents of what never came to be adopted. The metafeeds section has been archived so as to not confuse current readers as metafeeds functionality was never adopted and did not see widespread use.
closes #71